LYNN – Police say a Lynn man was caught red handed on Saturday after he allegedly broke down his neighbor’s door with a hammer and stole his flat-screen TV.Andre Carrasquillo Jr., 27, of 26 Mall St., #10, was charged with home invasion, larceny over $250, malicious destruction of property over $250, assault and battery and carrying a dangerous weapon, knife. He was arraigned Monday at Lynn District Court by Judge Albert Conlon and ordered held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing scheduled for Jan. 18.According to court records, Lynn police say they were stopped by a man in the middle of Market Square around 3 a.m., who claimed that there was a “crazy drunk guy” robbing his apartment on Mall Street.Officers headed over to the apartment and swarmed the hallway, where they saw that a door had been kicked in. Just as the officers made it to the doorway, a suspect came charging out while holding a large kitchen knife. As soon as he saw the officers, the suspect, later identified as Carrasquillo, allegedly threw the knife into the kitchen and said, “you got me.” As he was being placed under arrest, officers say Carrasquillo had a “look of rage in his eyes” and a bloody lip.The 32-year-old victim’s apartment was later found to have been ransacked, with a bed pushed off its box spring and several electronic items, including a Playstation 3, removed from their original spots and placed on the living room floor.As officers checked out the apartment, Carrasquillo’s mother is said to have come downstairs to report that there was a TV sitting in front of her door. The victim later identified the television as his and was allowed to take it back.The victim said the incident began when he heard two men yelling outside his apartment door. When he opened the door to see what was going on, words were exchanged with Carrasquillo, which resulted in the victim being punched in the chest and Carrasquillo punched in the mouth.After the victim managed to shut and lock his door, he said he heard someone breaking his door down with a hammer and Carrasquillo allegedly forcing his way into the apartment with a large knife. In fear, the victim said he ran outside and flagged down a police cruiser.